About Corangon Island
Corangon Island is a small uninhabited coastal island off the shore of Tiwi municipality in Albay Province, Bicol Region, Philippines. Located in Lagonoy Gulf facing the Pacific Ocean, it is characterized by rocky outcrops, small white-sand coves, clear waters and fringing coral areas. Accessible only by boat from mainland Tiwi, it is visited for sightseeing, photography, swimming and island-hopping tours departing from Barangay Joroan and Baybay.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, undeveloped island with rocky formations, patches of white sand, clear turquoise water and views of the Tiwi coastline and Lagonoy Gulf. There are no permanent structures, shops or accommodation on the island. Access is by small motorized boat from the mainland. Areas visitors can explore include the shoreline, shallow waters for wading and swimming, and rocky viewpoints for photography. The environment is natural and quiet, with coral areas nearby for snorkeling when sea conditions are calm.
Key highlights
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Small uninhabited island off the coast of Tiwi in Lagonoy Gulf
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Rocky formations combined with white-sand coves and clear waters
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Fringing coral areas suitable for snorkeling in calm conditions
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Boat-access only, offering a secluded island experience
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Views of the Tiwi coastline and Pacific-facing seascape
Route
| By air | Fly to Bicol International Airport in Daraga, Albay, then travel by road to Tiwi (approximately 50-60 km) and continue by boat to the island |
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| By road | Travel by road to Tiwi town proper in Albay via the Pan-Philippine Highway and Tiwi-Tabaco Road, then proceed to Barangay Joroan or Barangay Baybay for boat departure |